Datasheet
RoHS Compliance Information
| Size in Kbytes | Date |
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| LM4663 Boomer ® Audio Power Amplifier Series 2 Watt Stereo Class D Audio Power Amplifier with Stereo Headphone Amplifier |
1007 Kbytes |
13-Apr-06 |
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LM4663 Boomer ® Audio Power Amplifier Series 2 Watt Stereo Class D Audio Power Amplifier with Stereo Headphone Amplifier (Japanese)
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1128 Kbytes |
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Package Availability, Models, Samples & Pricing
| Obsolete Part | Alternate Part or
Supplier | Source | Last Time Buy Date |
LM4663MT
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| NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR
| 01 Dec 2009
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General Description
The LM4663 is a fully integrated single supply, high efficiency Class D audio power amplifier solution. The LM4663 utilizes a continuous time delta-sigma modulation technique that lowers output noise and THD when compared to conventional pulse width modulators.
The LM4663 also features a stereo headphone amplifier that delivers 80mW into a 32 headset with less than 0.5% THD. The LM4663 has two stereo inputs that can be selected to drive either the headphone amplifier or the Class D amplifier. All amplifiers are protected with thermal shutdown.
In standby mode, the LM4663 draws an extremely low 2µA supply current. With a 4 load, the IC's efficiency for a 250mW power level is 69%, reaching 83% at a power level of 2W. The IC features click and pop reduction circuitry that minimizes audible popping during device turn-on and turn-off. The LM4663 is available in a 24-lead TSSOP package, ideal for portable and desktop computer applications.
Reliability Metrics
| Part Number |
Process |
EFR Reject |
EFR Sample Size |
PPM |
LTA Rejects |
LTA Device Hours |
FITS |
MTTF (Hours) |
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LM4663MT | CMOS7 | 0 | 18406 | 0 | 0 | 1089000 | 4 | 309006723
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Note: The Early Failure Rates (EFR) were calculated as point estimate PPM based on rejects and sample size for EFR.
The Long Term Failure Rates were calculated
at 60% confidence using the Arrhenius equation at 0.7eV activation energy and derating the assumed stress
temperature of 150°C to an application temperature of 55°C.
For more information on Reliability Metrics, please click here.
[Information as of 8-Nov-2009]
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